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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
BELLNIRE.

Jack Mullen was given trial yesterday
on the charge OF attempting TO commit
rape preferred by Mrs Retfgen, and was
bound over to court in the sum OF $500.
The Union Labor party will hold its
county convention in this city the 9th
inst II asks Grangers, HOmesteaaers,
ProhibitiouistS, Soldier Associations,
Knights of Labor and all other labor or
carnations to assist il in nominating a
full county ticket
Fourteen car loads OF emigrants passed
west over the B. \ .. road yesterday.
They were Il tine-loOking set of Germans,
and presented much better appearance
than the average emigrants.
The old water main on Thirty-seyenth
street il being repaired again.
Wire Hamilton, editor of the WOOdSfod
Syi,t, was in the city yesterday.
The foundation for the Z. x 7. turn.
table Is completed.
A number of our young folks attended 4
pleasant party gwen 10y Miss Nora Klrc,
at her home lust west of the city, Wednes
evening. aud they all had an enjoyable
time.
Mrs ). o CumminS aud children art
visiting friends Al Lewis Mills.
Mrs. John Baker aud children ere the
guests of friends at parkcr-hurg.
Miss Sallie Gray is spending q lew day,
with friends at Barton.
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise reports the
marriage Of Miss Hattie Justice. OF that
town, and Mr. VIII Shlrll, Of this city.
A. Roedcr yesterday paid Sl%G l. to VIM,
&. ShocIey, the amount due him from thu
Standard Accident Insurance Co, on ac
count OF an accident received recently.
Mayor Brown asks the immediate aud
unconditional surrender Of the SUNDAY
saloon husideSs. What has happened /,
| the Mayor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
MARTINS FERRY .

Mr. and Mrs Thomas O'Nlalley have re-
- Iron, 81, ,r,, ,,.,l..' wish IN P4Ir,ire
S,,,,r,. sbi,,,as g, R,E.boyer engine
al d. ,br..9,ir1, LrS,,,bina yesterday.
~ y Wood I.ft Yesterday for Browns
49,, - 49,, r.,irr,,l hrsiur.s
''T'' W. va II ,.,.Ir u, j., L.. rit,, vr,
,..r,l,y r.p,irin,, M, fence.
T,,l.,,.,,, '.r,. .n,,,gsI I'M ,uttip, in the
,,I,,.. is front nj G Lyp,,'s new building
-, lyI.Eir,,,on .,rae,
= u IJ,rI.ort hos on.p,d a rrocory
-. -, and S.,opJ srraets
~, ~, - n i'd j. -, Di,nord near
p, -. w. ", r;s;tin,, friends
NJ - T,,;-, sn,,l,r SrbonI nirnired nj
p;I'.,,,..,,i,y c,roys YESTERDAY
NV, W -, a., Worls ,yert an yes,ar-
III. ,-.fii. ,,,,sII l. Icing in a critical
al .,,,,,'.,i,,, gt L.r borpr
,'.r.l. 80,
u" ,',' , bu.iu,.-. t,i,, tor
IN ~ u -. l'''.' va
'' I.,r,,., ,,urpnt nj ,r,in yas hauled
,,,ro,,.,b IN. ,itv Yesterday from the
S'':o"~" ~, ,,.,,, nm;
81 p,Lsrt Ho5gcp. nj Portland v,s in
a.. .sst.,r,I,,
'"T '' ~ G,tt.lI =, I'm offer their dry goods
- L. 10 ,,r , .oIn
NJ Mil Miller of the Island il the
-, 80 ~, Zion trionl- in the citv
N" " X FIs"n has returned from Mounds.
ellie where he and mis- family have been
.,,,.,Ii,r, tb, SIMMER
NJ ~ N,ry Davidson I'm. returned from
- IN
y..terIlv, younr man named Henry
,.r.is who works fog l.. Alderman, had u
narrow escape from a horrible death by
the ears. lie tried t. board the c., l.. y
" nyrrT4,on train Al Washington street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

Two gentlemen sat in the smoking room
OF The Victoria hotel. They had just TT
turned iram IL Masonic meeting The
cldrrwa hale. blutl old fellow, about
sixty year, oil lgr n, WAS dressed N i
clerical g,rb The younger man WAS about
at,y. and wore grylsh beard His face
expressed good hum"r, mingled with
,hrcwd penetration. They were speaking
OF the CAUSES that had led them to become
HasOus
IF WIS first induced to join the Masonic
order by observing the conduct ot Masons
az funerals where 1 otticiated, said th"
Clergyman My grrat-grandu'thrr "as
the first grand MASTER o.; the Masonic order
Ia this country More than that, he was
General Warren, who gave the British such
a good account of hlmScliHt Bunker iill
IT We have not met before our ancestors
have. sad the younger man. lie vm'r
time any OF our family showed the white
feather was when your great grandfather
licked my relative, General Gage, at
Charleston.
There was moments pOuSe. Waiter.
said Mr.. cage, bring a bottle OF Pomey
tres sec. Mr.. Warren, let US drink to the
health OF the greatest people the world has
ever seeu go the English speaking race
throughout the globe.
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the residence of S. A. Junkins last even,

ing.
Miss Lee Mitchell is c0nvalescent
4 pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence Of John Patterson, out the
pike, on Wednesday evening. 4 large
number OF Bridgeport people attended
4 number OF klrkwOod gentlemen ar,
arranging for the formation of an Athletic
club, the intention being to purchase the
Mammoth rink, and tUIn il into 4 gymul.
STUN aud bowling alley.
There is scheme on foot among our
local capitalists to purchase the Sherman
House and by tearing out the inside and
remodelug, change 1t into theatre.
The lawn iete which was given by the
Presbyterian folks in Mr. 5. 4. Juukins
yard, last evening was a decided success.
DIR. Kelley, of Portland, o., is lying
with an attack OF typhoid fever
An infant child of Harry Wilson, was
buried yesterday in Weeks cemetery.
VIM. Winters, who attends college at
Delaware, o., is home on vacation OF
several weeks.
Money sold recently in the Enterprise
Building Association at eleven and one
halt cents.
Mr. A. w. Wallace received pension
recently, the back pay amounting to 81,
1897, quite a neat little sum.
Mr.. Fred NeDinger, who has been very
sick for some time past, is convalesccnt.
Natural gas is being put into the public
school building in KlrkwOOd The build
ing is also being papered throughout and
things put in good shape generally.
Mr.. Henry Koehnline is in ST Gainesville
this week engaged in raising houses which
were damaged by the cyclone.
The Knights OF Labor will give a grand
picnic at Mrs. Lucinda Harrah's orchard
next Saturday night.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Jesse Judkius and DR.. John Cooke leave
to-day for the mountains OF West Virginia
TO visit Ross J. Alexander and George I.
Mckee, who are in camp.
Rev. Charles Hollster aud wife, oil
YOUNGSTOWN. O., are in the city.
ID h. Clark is oil on a ten days pleas
ure trip in the upper part Of the State.
James Winters LETT yesterday for Brown
Station to be gone several days.
Mrs. &. NJ Caldwell and son returned
from pleasant visit in Ironton. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Thomson are IN
the country visiting friends.
C.H. Tallman is at Mt. Clemmen, Mich.
T.. T. Howell was in st, ClairSYiIe yes
terday ON business.
The Presbyterian congregation gave a
very enjoyable lawn tete and supper, at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

The object of this sui, is tu obtain report of
the receipts expenditures Uud accounts 81 Git.
son L. trdumrr and the late e. L'HUdcT Zane a.
executors of the last viii and testament of DauIr!
Zane, deceased, aud iulI ami final settlement
OF the same. aud 10 take a deere" against the
said a.. T. ITaUmcT executor HS aforesaid ana ~
the administrator 60! the cstHt" of &. Lcuudrr
Laus In favor Of Indiana McSworls tor whatever
may bee found u Dee due her t,um the said yNUrI
tors upon the said settling, accounting as rnsidg-
ayy dcylscr aud lrghtrr OF the said Daniel Laur,
and also ,O obtain u decree against lu'I Jones
Tor the payment by her o. the -nld Indiana Nc
swords ui 80 much of the proceeds Of the us'at,
Of &. Lcuud"r Zane 1t, may have come into her
possession as may hs proper aud equitable in
this cause. And IL appearing from an affidavit
filed IN this CtUS" nj these rule. that the defend
ants luvL Jones and ----- Juncs, hcr husband
ARE uDU.rrs.icut- ui the state OF West Virginia,
ana they not having been served with process IN
this cause" on motion of the complainant. hy
her solicitor this order OF publication is entered
against Them, aud % is ordered that the said dr
PENDANTS, Iucl Jones and ---- Jones. hrG has
band be- required 10 appear within one month
after the date OF the 'lgl Publication %. lhis order
aud de- wha, is necessary iu protect Their inter
c,tS u j. further Ordered that This urivr %. pub
Ii>Lcd ana posted ~ required hy law
Witness John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF said Court,
al the Court House u' said county this "a day Of
August l,Ng, To Wit. August Rule, I-s1.
join " MITCHELL. Clerk
Published thriir,, time August3, l,>'.
Attest JOIN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
JOINS - FESDlEIu$, solicitor Tor Complainant.
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BREAKFAST.
DROBATE or WILL

once Of the clerk Of the county court of OH,
County ~Hrr %; West Virginia
In the matter of 90, probate ul the will Of Aha
ham ~uuu' born. deceased
The object OF the petition died N ta.- matter
on the stu day ui August, \. -. 49,. l. Ia have
admitted b. probate n paper writing PurpoUing
10 bpihr5lii. Of Abraham ~onu"hOru, deceased
bearing date on the 18Th day OF october, 4. j.
ISL and 70 appearing tom The petition and an
affidavit flied hvgrIu tug' Havii Honuchorn nu''
Bertha Jacobs are uH.I,s'dcull OF the state col
S,l Vir,luia, rrI,uU- who urr therein and Ii
sad petition dy,.u-rHiu br interested In n" q"
bate of said will J., Is "rdc-ed that they 10 NJ
pear At my office IN the cIly ot Wheeling, IN u,
county and state aforesaid. within ON" m"uil
after The publication. Hli 10 Whist Is necessary
Ia protect rh.Irlu'rr iu said matter
published the first time August o. -,
GEORGE HOOK, CLERK
p,....rr -~ftlr 1Ft.rr...t. uut4s. A
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teQal Autires.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
l. county. In the Circuit Court of Ohio COIL
ty, West Virginia, August Rules, lSs7.
William &. Handlau, adminislral
tor. with the will annexed, of
Mary Helms, deceased


William c. Handlau, administral
tor with the will annexed of
Mary Helms, deceased,
vs..
sophia Helms, Thomas Helms, In ChauCcry.
Agnes Pembertnu, Mary Eliza
beth McCuuc ana Henry Me
Cunc, her husband. George
Baird and l.. Kennedy Friend
The object Of the above entitled suit is to sub
irct the real estate OF which said Mary Helms
died seized snd possessed tO.wit: Lot No i in
George Zilles' addition a. the city OF Wheeling,
on Wheeling Island N the city OF wheeling.
West Virginia. 10 the payment OF the debts OF
said Mary Helms, deceased, her persona! estate
being insufficient for such purpose, and also tn
the payment Of the costs OF sale and OF ms suit
And it appearing from MI affidavit Fled IN THIS
cause al THESE rules, that the defendants, ! homaN
Helms. Mary Elizabeth MCCuuc and Henry Ne
Cunc, her husband. are not residents Of the stale
of West Virginia, and they not having been
served with process in this suit, on motion O.! the
complainant. by his solicitors, this O dCr Ot pub
LEGATION is entered agans. them, and II Is or
dcrcd that III" said deem ants, Thomas Helms,
Mary Elizabeth MCCunr and Henry Nc uuc, her
husband are required 10 appear within one
month after tn" date Of the first publication Of
this order, aud do what is Necessary To protect
their interests II j. further ordered that this
order be published ana posted rs required by law.
Witness, John W Mitchell, Clerk Of said CONT.
at the Court House of said county, this u day of
August, lSsG, to-wit. August Rules, lsS7.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the trt time August 3, 1851
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Caldwell j CALDWELL,
au3Oawt solicitors for Complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

Jennie NurriugtOn, william la CEt
Thompson Mary Thompson,
Annie Thompson, Birdie
Thompson. K. Kennedy FTirmi
William II Thompson and
George 4. Thompson.
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4 g. e.. ssr3,
Ticket hg,..t q 80 Hrg.n
lDH- hh'l.f
n,Ksi lg"u. HE''r N"iu-r HOUSE,.
john Z. LAKE 1E.~ Fys.u&r 'E""I
g LORD. Cru ray i.ou;.
WM. NJ CEEMEE -. HILarrL Baa.IDor Nj
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FINANCE AND IRA DE.

FOur>aUi u-huIi ........llu
Puv.fg ~,yr. %! lNg' .... ....... ...i-
Adams Express Ii9; AmeUc0u Express
los; Canada Pacific &5i; Central Pacific
81. Chesapeake and ONO g; do preferred
Grsts log, 10 seconds =; Chicago and Alton,
lIg, do preferred 10; Chicago, Darlington
and Quincy 1870; Delaware aud Hudson
lul; Delaware, Laykawauua md Western,
1921; Denver aud Ro Gomda, 26,: Erie
BOZ; do preferred e.; r. Wayne, $50;
Illinois Central, ll-: Lake shore, So ;
Michigan Central 90 Minneapolis and
81. Louia. IA; do preferred. 81. Missouri
Pacific. y~l Nurtheru iaciUc, 10; 10
preferred, 56i Chicago and Northwestern,
III; 10 preferred AL; New IorE C"u-
trial. los; Oregon Tmuscontineutal, 2Gt;
Pacific Mail 39l Panama -; FeoIis. y. y
f. 2~,; Pi;tsburg l5l Pullman Palace
Car 1867; Reading, 55s Rock Island, 1875;
81. Louis and San Francisco, 37&; dopTr-
TERED. ~; first preferred, ll3; st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Minnesota ll2l st. PAU
aud Omaha, IL; do preferred 10;
Texas Pacific. "a: Union Pacific 500;
United States Express G7l; Weo'eru Union
Telegraph G3s.
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IIs2HFGtlEsTt3 ATTRACTION
u GYf2 HALF / MILLION DISTRIBUTED
I.nnisiana State LotterG CompanI

Incorporated in sos ior t5ycm By the l"rG.t
with n capital of 81 g"0pc1-;G wa..a a reeve
rluG ui u, rg s-iO,UIO mas s.ur" boon added.
BY aa OyCrw heimius P"ru'Hr vote - Franchise
wss made Part of tue present stat" ''uSiiH
ifuu adopted December - ! u ls,i
The only Lottery ever voted Oh aHd endorsed
ry Tie people ut any State.
Il never scales or pcStpOgeS.
Its Grand Single Number DrHWiTKs
take place monthly, and tAc SrmlaIAua
D.lwings regularly every six months Jlnc 9'o
DcCembCTl
A.p.-uGId opportunity town fortune. %.nia
Grand Drawing CiaN, /, iI the Academy of
Music. New Orleans Tuesday, September
IL, INS1-2NStn Monthly Drawing.
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WA~uINa.roS, August Few persons,
perhaps. who read the frequently rlhIi,hvd
reports OF she fiscal operations OF the gov
eminent give any consideration tu the vast
uess amt sixuitcauc, Of these operations
We real OF the hundreds OF millions OF
cold and silver ia the treasury, hu, how
,ew persons have ANY Intelligent Hv" "r
what Is embraced iu tho nine figures Ia.
uuiryd todesrrlbe the liabilities aut assets
Of the government Ia IS only when the
rurl,yrous contents %. the treasury vaults
/ are weighed and meas ured and placed ny
/ the side OF articles and commodities that
ARE daily handled by the niussrS that an
/ intelligent comprehension can be obtained
/ by the people OF the financial strength ct
| the treasury and the great extent of the
Governments fiscal operations
| ind by reference 10 the latest publish
/ ed statement ut treasury assets and .tJblll-
Ties that among the assets was ?=-l .US",-
/ AZ iu gold and nearly 500, goo, 900 m sill
yer. iurludiu. $4,000, 600 Of trade dollars
and fractional coins. Taking mp thlS
/ - 600, UDO OF gold and placing % on
scales. find that ,ur gold held by ia"
/ treasury weighed 80 tons, aud ID packed
mt" o'H'haIE '"'''' one ''u ~ -,
.' "''',,' u'''' d. ,.,,,. t,,r t.,,.
/ ''"s' "''' '-,- - p,
h-, nv. ~ 60. 10 - -. ,,-.ir
much more interesting results. Running
| this over the scales ind It's weight 20 bee
/ 1896 tons. Measuring 1t IN carts, Us IN
. ease oithc gold, the SILVER now held by
the treasury """" tef"'', '"- 49,,
',,'o h'''Ss "Ai carts U" TN 20, .','
would make " p'"''S''"" "''.
miles IN length ..,..,-..,,u.,,;. ...ij
ne SUI plus 1u"". WIG" ." luz, - -
Ia the .Il!y newspapers ".'.%'' '....,
+ 81, urouup, an increase "' F'''"' ''.'' ''',,
/ July /. Counttd'S So'U iH'7 9", Pl"' ""'''''
I weigh e'shF--'N an" one n't' r" ~,
l"0"''u as 7'''s' '' ""''''
"G7' ,...- -......t
-" '.''''''.'' vi -''' ''''s -.
w nv ~" .,.. p'"'' anu '''" '"'''''" VI
"'',s 80 I".,n'''- ..
'"E W.. ''''''' -. ,F,,.
','>'.'! GU ANU ''.'' 80. ~,
wv" ''','H W" ',",! ''''' t.. "'N"'',
'u,'',"O'' u P'',l. 80 80 49,
pun ,'''''e'' ""'' ''','s '''' gu I,,
"' '''''l ''r''H '''"' '"H "'' W. W
,y'H 5, '"" ,.''t' "',u "o"'. 'N,v,l ,'2','
s.'y .e''',''S 'y'I ''..,u, " o'' ,','' 49,
a., 80, 90 I, ~, ,,r,,,
s",,o', ~, M ~ " s,1,'s , '',t, ,r, nd f,nr
80, Er,Td
F,ts,di,,. tb.sr r,I.pi,tfons and COM
,,,risrrs -. en-. ,,,,.r,-t r-,r,r., Irhf
t'',,.rr-.,,.,..,.. ,,...,It-,rooh,,;usd The
,,l,T1ir I.J., r,.,rHr5 ,n,. Iiobe-r Doint i'm
-. - 49,, .,.-.,,,,,,.,3,., r.,rs ,.,,
's-.',' -, ~ ~, -, tn. ,.,r.r-l
~ VII ',.,'..,.,.. .G, ,..tn,s-
-, ,,,.,,,,.,,,.I ,Et !, reDr,..
-, IN ~; ,,,,. ~. -.ry,r which would
MAKE, PROCESSION of cam. that would rx.
- 81, p,..f,ro,J yg .,a.nnirt twelve
-, ~ nI.SI.F.r,,bi, ,he Iist,rr,
- - ~, .5t,; Mills
M, - -, ,i,ht - n,,y mot
.urI|ii M ~. T,rIr,. abroad bond,
SI,uul. g7G. 80. showing that the sum PAID
.S "1,., - 80 . ', ", Jaw,
NO. r r, ,f SILVER ,oT,,r. winch wouid
.>terd ia miles n p,ckrt in carts con
t.,i,ir,, nr,. tom each.
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Til, object of this suit is tD have determined
the rights uUG pTIori'Ics of the various claimant,
u d sum 81 money now In Ia" bands ut William
e. uauilau sheriff of ONO county Wet Viz.
g.utG ~ The proceeds of n sale Of certain per.
,uuGI property. lnudc hy him under an execution
In the case oi Charles Hoffman " Frederick \.
horton. and Ia have the .Eld sum 81 money dis
blIrrI under the orders of ;uc said court. In the
parties entitled thereto, and incidentally 10 ln'v
sci aside aud Guuullvd two deeds OF rust -lric
hy The suit frederick norton tu Ni.ium l.
hubbard trustee, one dated on The 2,ri day of
July. l>S5 Eud the other dated on d" IA day
II April l-S1 both Of which deeds Ut trust are OF
record In the office Of The Clerk Of the County
Court OF said county Ana t appearing from M
affidavit He'd In the case al these rules. that iar
said DIANA c. Norton is not resident %! lh" state
ul West virginia, and she not having been served
with prusu-- IN this CHuS- on motion of the com.
claimant 10y his solicitor. this order 81 ruhilra-
lIuu j. emit red aCails her and :! IS ordered TINT
the said defendant. Diana &. horton. hv required
10 uppca! within one month after The dat ui IN"
first publication Of tEIs order ana do what Is
necessary % project her Interests u Is hrihrr
ordered that this order bo published and posted
rs required 10y law
Witness John " Mitchell CLERK OF said Court.
az the Court House Of said county. This "a day
of August 1851. tp-Hit. August Rules -.
JOHN " MITCHELL. ,.crA.
Published tie first i'm" August g. .-N5
Attest john v. MITCHELL, Clerk.
HESEY " RUSSELL, solicitor iur Complainant
hl.lluWl
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You are feeling depressed, Your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
yon are lidgrty, nervous, and generally ont
OF sorts, and want to brGce up. Brace up,
but not with stimulauts, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you in a
worse condition than before. What you
want il an Alternative that will purify youI
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such a
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters,
and only 80 cents bottle at logan & Co. (
Drrv Store
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and bulls firm at 81 6Oa3 30; Wyoming
Texans, So 90; Wyoming 81 70.
Hogs-Receipts Is. head; shipments
5000 head; market Steadicr; rough 81 GO
40 10; packing and shipping s. O0a5 30;
light 81 i5s5 10; skips s. OOa& 20
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
1000 head: market steady; natives, 81 -
al Is, westerns s. UO.3 -; lambs 81 90
M -.
Last Liberty.
EAST Liberty, PA, August ll.--Cattle
Receipts 3l9 head; shipments 57S head
market slow at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Rcceipts --- head; shipments
$1,000 head; market slow; PniIadelphias
s. 2Oa5 30; sraSsers and light - 5Oa5 10.
Sheep-Eeccipts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market firm for good very
dull for common aud medium at yester-
days prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINSATI, August HOgs-Dull
common and light 81 OOa4 10; packing and
butchers s. 75l5 -, receipts 3. 300 head ;
shipments 500 head
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In Chaucery,
George LInrille and others.

The object of this suit is TO ascertain the com.
pensatiOn due to the late Robert G.. Barr rs
solicitor out Of the money in his hands at the
time OF his death and now in the hands of his
cXeCutrIx, collected in the suit of Mathew Me
Kerycr vs. \. b. Curtis, lately pending in said
court, and to have the conflicting claims To the
residue thereof of George Twill Thomas Boyd,
Andrew wilkins and wilkins, his wife,
ClHrkSUu MCktcycr ana Morris Mckceyer settled
under the orders of the court and the money dis
lributed; and 1t appearing from an affidavit filed
In the cause AT these rules, that the said Andrew
wilkins and his wife, uni the said ClarE>Ou Nc
kccver and Morris Mckeever, are uOu-re .idCnts
OF the state of West Virginia, it IS ordered that
they appear here within one month after the date
Of the first publication Of this order and 10 what
is necessary to protect their interests II IS tnr
thcr ordered that this order be published and
posted a. required by law.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk of su'd court.
at the Court House of said county, this "a day Of
August. lssG, tO-wit: August Rules, lSs7.
JOHN " MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time August g. 1851
Attest. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
HESEY VI. Z, SELL, Solicitor for Complainant.
uuSuuNt
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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO, August ll.-Cattle Receipts
II, 600 head; shipments / 900 head market
steady; shipping steers, 81 9la4 -; stock
ers and feeders ii 25a3 %, Texas COWS
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AND ELu GROVE u. il.


leave ut-.ora D.. uuJ r4u every uuug uu..
yu' 4. ono.
Leave wr,ruuy Park q. ,HU a a.. AMI uu
.y,rv n1r.- .ur.. Iuur g. Doe. except ttHr"E
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SUPERINTENDENT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
HIiODIf T.
Chicago.

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,'nteTh.r yb.,t,tGgI,. NJ q. nm.
5.,,.,T,ar,Ii Observation-Disclosures u rror,rJ
and solJ ,,rrlp,lIv mn toGy7r. December
.,,h.,, nE,,.I nj III. tournpd IL. sold
~, -, ,...L,.rI.,,. ,,rirss and rIosr5 IT -i}r
Tbe. ror,, rro,yd ,othrrrd m the lory, wheat
lit t0.d,y md Errsln the session with
rp,r.E ,ntsrest The min nr last ni,b, frr
m;SSsd nv nrat,vt inr orrninn corn ai IIr for
Ssnten,bar and ifr for for lI,y this being
~ D.. from y,s,erd,y The corn nit was
n,rcL a,,;la,rl r,rIy and INIT tnr fine SIM
n ,nut " ~ &C., few, e.daI5 yLo b,ve hean gn;I.
r,,,r,rf y,r u..ts n,,t ,,ill further
- IT, ,,,i.,t,, I.,,., r..rit.L N,v damned
,,. ,,,,.',f v,In,,r ,r tr,a;np. il oprp,d at
ic. 9dy,rrsd - - 1c,rirI vlrh I,,dp,
f,,,,r.. and ,,,.,i,, advanced mn tn IN.
highest point OF the -lTlc-aud closed
at l7c. Provisions stcadirr and a tritr
higher FIour-Quiet and unchanged.
Whcat-Cash No. nominal at 6&c; Ma. >
red Il lc; August CSC, closing at 6@sc; Sep
TENDER Gysa7Oc, closing at 6stc; October
~. la7l tc, closing at II .c; November 12.c
Corn-Cash No. ;, ll!c; August io4ailtc
closing at Al Sc; September 4lai2!c, closing
at l2sc; October i3ai%ic, closing at 43.c;
November t2taii,c, closing at 49,. Oats
Cash No. , 25ia25 e.; August 25!a25,c
closing at 2jsc; September 2'-a2b-c,
closing At PC; October 26}a21.c, closing
/ ~ 2'sc' May "Isa"-i' c!oH'IS at 90
hEe-N" &c, darcy >o.ti'1,''' DE-; IA
9eeu.No - w., w. p ,,u%'uI C 90. -, ' "n.
new - 10 5n , ~ " ToTJ"C,,b and
"'u Sv'' - 80 SnD,.o,L.r ~ -. n,tn,.,
s'"EU>, ~" -, - - T,nnor,
90 ,''1" - o. o,os,"a " .T RrIl, Wnoi.
90 gao =; '! .S nE 81 W ~ SfIn IN.
-ShoL' I'"S - w. "l,,N9 : - ci w.
gar Cuti"" O-"o,'' E."n''''','. ", - ,'',,
u''u \ y ""''s' - - ~, r.,
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49,, =, c,,,,,
CIN'INNAlI' AuEU7' -. S Io,'o.,.;
NomInaIIl lower, t'ou' ~. ~, " .v'a ~
family - I'a" Az fancy 80 'oi'r ~ a.,
Wheat-firm anu hlSie'' NO &c" '-.'
'2ic; receipts 5iUO" hushe'S' SH' ti'''"'l